ETX RV Repair
Veteran-owned Tyler RV shop with a 7-bay garage, 5.0 rating, and a rep for fitting in travelers.
A torn awning fabric or a slide-out that quits halfway out can end a trip fast, and Tyler summers are hard on both. This stretch of East Texas gets plenty of sun and sudden rain, so vinyl and seals take a beating. Six awning and slide-out repair shops serve Tyler, averaging 4.2 stars, and five of them also handle roof work, which matters when a leak shows up behind the awning rail.
Veteran-owned Tyler RV shop with a 7-bay garage, 5.0 rating, and a rep for fitting in travelers.
Owner-operated Tyler diesel shop with a 4.8 rating, known for fixing motorhomes and getting travelers back on the road.
Tyler RV dealer with a 4.5-star rating across 442 reviews, handling sales and service for travel trailers and motorhomes.
Tyler RV dealer selling new and pre-owned RVs, with a service department for repairs like awning work.
Camping World in Tyler sells new and used RVs and handles repairs, with mixed reviews on service.
RV repair shop in Tyler, TX handling maintenance, collision repair, body work and mobile service.
Within a short drive of Tyler. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Mobile RV and trailer repair in Flint, TX, rated 4.6 stars, with after-hours emergency roadside help.
Mobile and in-shop RV repair in Lindale, TX, rated 4.6 from 107 reviews for fast, knowledgeable service.
Mobile RV repair in Troup, TX, rated 5.0 from 33 reviews for punctual, polite service and clear communication.
Mobile husband-and-wife RV repair team based in Mineola, rated 5.0 for repairs, roofs and AC across East Texas.
Mobile and in-shop RV repair in Troup, TX, rated 4.7 stars for fast diagnosis and fair prices.
Six shops in Tyler list awning repair, and most are full-service operations that also fix roofs and A/C. Blue Compass RV Tyler and Camping World - Tyler both run big service departments, with 442 and 1,660 reviews respectively. ETX RV Repair holds a 5.0 rating across 52 reviews and covers roof, A/C and awning work, plus parts and chassis. Accelerated Diesel sits at 4.8 across 57 reviews and adds generator and insurance work to the awning and roof lineup. One mobile outfit appears in the listings, so if your rig cannot be driven safely, ask about a house call first. Otherwise, calling ahead with your awning model and fabric length saves a wasted trip.
Four of the six Tyler shops say they do warranty work. That is worth checking before you agree to anything, because awning arms, motors and fabric are often covered on newer coaches, and a dealer visit without pre-approval can leave you paying out of pocket. Ask the shop to submit the claim before ordering parts. For storm damage, insurance is the other path. Accelerated Diesel and Camping World - Tyler both list insurance work, which helps when a limb or hail takes out the awning and the roof edge along with it. Take photos before anyone touches the damage.
A stuck slide-out is usually a shop job unless the tech can reach you, because the fix often means pulling trim and checking the motor and controller. A torn awning fabric is different. It can sometimes be handled onsite if the replacement is in stock. That is the question to ask on the phone: is the part on the shelf, or is it a week out? With only one mobile option among the six Tyler listings, mobile slots fill fast. If your rig is livable and drivable, a shop appointment is usually the quicker route, especially in spring when everyone wants work done before summer trips.
Six shops list awning and slide-out repair in Tyler, averaging 4.2 stars. Five of them also handle roof repair and three do A/C work, so most can cover several problems in one visit.
Four of the six say they handle warranty claims. Ask them to get pre-approval from your warranty provider before parts are ordered, and keep your policy number handy when you call.
One mobile option shows up among the six listings. Mobile techs are best for fabric and hardware issues they can reach onsite. A slide-out that will not move often needs a shop with the right tools.
If the awning rail area looks suspect, yes. Five of the six Tyler shops also do roof repair, and water often gets in where the rail meets the sidewall. One inspection can catch both before the next round of rain.